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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1994
Page
4
The editorial criticizes federal land policy and subsidy programs in the West. It cites a House Natural Resources Committee study showing water subsidies and low royalty land deals, arguing such practices linger from earlier development incentives. It warns lawmakers may fix or suppress scrutiny, urging overdue subsidy policy reform.
The 56 year old Randolph County High School in Wedowee suffered a fire described as arson amid a wave of racial strife. Principal Alond Humphries was reassigned, a biracial student suit was settled for 25000, and a march by the SCLC and KKK monitors was planned but stalled.
Louis Blair argues for universal coverage funded by expanded federal taxes and state contributions, endorsing HR 1200 and S 491 with amendments. He cites Oregon’s prioritization approach, CBO figures on costs, and the need to replace existing programs while avoiding mandates and new bureaucracy.
Scott Hofer of Iowa City argues that banning martial arts weapons in Cedar Rapids misses the point that violence stems from individuals not tools. He critiques Bonnie Campbell and Ed Campbell disclosures amid national politics and calls for more open government.
Four friends discuss plural and possessive forms for hole in one and related phrases. They consider whether to say holes in one, hole in ones, or six holes in two, and note correct phrasing for multiple such shots while listing some debaters and a playful language proposal about ain't.
Don Schram of Cedar Rapids responds to a July 30 editorial and readers arguing golf should be learned through study and practice before playing on courses. He opposes long rounds and urges learners to train at ranges or with lessons before seeking longer outings.
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